2 Days Ultimate Overland Truck experience to Samburu National Reserve and Buffalo Springs

Naivasha day trip

Samburu National Park and Buffalo Springs National Game Reserve is a very rewarding Kenya safari destination and a great site for wildlife viewing safaris in Kenya.

Ksh. 8,000 per person (Residents)

Ksh. 18,000 per person (Non-Residents)

Includes taxes and fees

ITINERARY
Day 1: Nairobi – Samburu
Meeting point Hilton hotel bata shop Opposite KENCOM 6:00am
Drive north to Samburu National Reserve with a stop over for lunch in Nanyuki.
Check in, pitch tent and proceed for an afternoon game drive in the park exploring amazing game reserve, it gives you the refreshment of your mind as the park is not populated.
We shall also have a swimming session at the natural pool in buffalo springs. Dinner bonfire and overnight at Samburu Campsite.

Day 2: Samburu – Nairobi
Wake up call at 0500am, then proceed for the early morning game drive, this gives you a chance to spot the early morning Kills from the big five, after the game drive return to the camp for the main breakfast, there after leave and head back to Nairobi with a stop over in Nanyuki for lunch.
Arrive Nairobi 7:00pm

INCLUSIVE

  • Transport VIP Overland Truck
  • Accommodation i.e Camping 2 people sharing tent, mattresses and sleeping bags.
  • Park entry fee
  • Meals (Breakfast and dinner)
  • Daily game drives
  • Swimming at the Buffalo Springs
  • Bonfire
  • Photography
  • Guide

EXCLUSIVE

  • Drinks (water, soft & alcohol)
  • En route lunch

REQUIREMENTS

  • Dress code: Jeans, short, T shirt,
    sweater, warm clothes, swimming wear
  • Sun cream
  • Torch
Book package

Great Nat Park with little tourist traffic for some reason. High in all the big game (except bufalo) – lots of cats, elephants, zebras and herbivores. Cant understand why this park doesnt get the traffic the other major parks get. it really is fantastic. note that the bridge over the river is gone, so to get from Samburu Nat Park to Buffalo Springs you have to go out of the park, cross the river and go back in.

Robert

This was our first game reserve so we may have been a bit star-struck by the variety and quantity of wildlife but it really is a fabulous place. To be feet away from a jackal as it feeds on a zebra carcass, while it kept a beady eye on nearby lions, was such a privilege. One local speciality which we really wanted to see was the gerenuk, especially if we could watch it standing on its back legs to feed. We certainly got to see them in each of the three reserves around here and they really are wonderful.
The rest you will just enjoy.

Wellington